ID: 24043
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: delmatto at genotec dot ch
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 / stable
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
Both scripts work just fine.
No bug.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-06-07 05:03:32] delmatto at genotec dot ch
I am Sorry, I understood you wantet a working link to see the scripts
in action...
This is the code of the two test files I use:
---begin test.php---
<?PHP
include("http://gic-web-lin-01.genotec.ch/php/gd/index.php";);
?>
---end---
---begin test2.php---
<?PHP
include("http://support.genotec.ch/main.asp";);
?>
---end---
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[2003-06-07 04:52:43] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I asked for a SOURCE of a script that I can run myself.
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[2003-06-07 02:54:51] delmatto at genotec dot ch
use the following for a server running php 4.3.1 (original config)
http://212.80.185.102/test.php (->
http://212.80.185.102/php/gd/index.php)
http://212.80.185.102/test2.php (->
http://support.genotec.ch/main.asp)
here the error happens, no matter wether I include from
the same server or from an external one as in the later case.
now these for the server running 4.3.3-dev snapshot
http://212.80.185.101/test.php (->
http://212.80.185.101/php/gd/index.php)
http://212.80.185.101/test2.php (->
http://support.genotec.ch/main.asp)
here comes a very strange behaviour as it sometimes works without this
'headers' and sometimes the page even stays blank, then I find the
following in the error log:
[Sat Jun 7 09:34:29 2003] [error] PHP Warning:
main(http://gic-web-lin-01.genotec.ch/php/gd/index.php): failed to open
stream: HTTP request failed! [EMAIL PROTECTED]@P_P ␋[EMAIL PROTECTED]@T
␋┼
/┴▒⎼/␤␌␌/␤├␍⎺␌⎽/␍␊°▒┤┌├/├␊⎽├.⎻␤⎻
⎺┼ ┌␋┼␊ 4
to reproduce just try to reload the page a few times.
I'm not sure wether this header problem is gone now,
though the error shown in the log was only introduced when using the
new snapshot. It seems like it would only happen when including from
the same server, not from an external one, as I couldn't reproduce it
on the second url.
PHP4 ist running as mod_php in Apache. There is no mod_php3. CGI is not
specifically configured in apache,
however I didn't use the '--disable-cgi' switch when building PHP, if
anyone happens to rename a .php file to
.cgi and adds a #!/usr/bin/php to the top of the file, it
would run over cgi/suexec.
Normal .php/php3/phtml files run through mod_php.
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[2003-06-06 18:40:38] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you give some example script which definately fails for you
everytime? (using some url anybody can access)
Do you happen to have also CGI version of PHP configured
in your Apache? Or PHP 3 as module?
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[2003-06-06 12:31:23] delmatto at genotec dot ch
While another problem not mentioned here has gone,
the one described still remains as of snapshot 4.3.3-200306061130.
Could old dev headers be the source for this problem? I mean, not all
dev-headers are
up to date since I had to stick to some from debian stable...
Just for your reference, I used the following to compile PHP:
apache 1.3.26-dev (debian3/stable)
curl 7.10.2
gd 2.0.9 (not the one shipped with php)
libxml 2.4.30
mind 0.2a
pdflib 4.0.3
sablot 0.96.1
xslt 1.0.23
freetds 0.53
libexpat 1.95.2
openssl 0.96c
libjpeg62 6b
libpng2 1.0.12
freetype6 2.0.9
libmcal 0.6
mhash 0.8.14
pcre3 3.4
recode 3.6
mcrypt 2.5.0
pgsql 7.2.1
I hope I didn't miss one out.
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